JSON to XML Converter - Online Data Interchange Tool
Seamlessly convert JSON objects into valid XML documents. Control root element naming and attribute formatting. Entirely local, keeping your data safe.
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Convert iCalendar (.ics) files to structured JSON format instantly. All processing happens locally in your browser — no data is ever uploaded.
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Supported: .ics files up to 10 MBICS (iCalendar) is a universal calendar file format used by Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, Yahoo Calendar, and many other scheduling applications. It stores event details like title, date, time, location, reminders, and recurrence rules in a plain text structure defined by RFC 5545.
JSON is the de facto data format for web applications and APIs. Converting ICS to JSON allows developers to easily integrate calendar data into JavaScript apps, dashboards, CRM systems, or any platform that consumes JSON. It also makes the data more human-readable and easier to manipulate programmatically.
Absolutely. All processing happens entirely within your browser using client-side JavaScript. Your ICS file is never uploaded to any server, transmitted over the network, or stored anywhere. You can verify this by disconnecting your internet after loading the page — the conversion will still work perfectly.
Our parser handles VEVENT (events), VTODO (tasks), VJOURNAL (journal entries), VALARM (reminders/alarms), VTIMEZONE (timezone definitions), RRULE (recurrence rules), EXDATE (exception dates), and all standard iCalendar properties including attendees, organizers, geo coordinates, and custom X-properties.
Recurrence rules (RRULE) are preserved in their original format within the JSON output. The tool does not expand individual occurrences, as that would require a date range parameter. You can use the exported RRULE data with libraries like rrule.js to generate specific occurrence dates in your own application.
Timezone information (TZID, VTIMEZONE definitions) is fully preserved in the JSON output. Date-time values retain their original timezone identifiers. UTC dates (ending with 'Z') and floating dates are clearly distinguishable in the parsed result.
Google Calendar, Apple Calendar (macOS/iOS), Microsoft Outlook, Yahoo Calendar, Thunderbird Lightning, Proton Calendar, Fastmail, Zoho Calendar, and virtually any calendar application that follows the iCalendar standard (RFC 5545) produces compatible ICS files.
The tool accepts ICS files up to 10 MB, which typically corresponds to tens of thousands of calendar events. For most personal and business calendars, this is more than sufficient. If you need to process larger files, consider splitting them into smaller chunks.
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